Our Homes
Glenfield, Leicestershire
Heathcotes Glenfield is a specialist residential care home for adults with learning disabilities, complex needs and associated challenging behaviours. These may include: Autism Asperger’s Syndrome Mental Health issues Epilepsy Down’s Syndrome Communication and Sensory Difficulties Physical Disabilities Heathcotes Glenfield is a superb residential property, situated in the popular Glenfield area of Leicester. It is close to local shops and amenities, as well as the nearby Western Park, Braunstone Park, and The National Space Centre. The house is near to local transport links, including bus routes and motorways, ensuring that the nearby city centre of Leicester is easily accessible, providing opportunities to access the many and varied social, leisure and employment opportunities associated with a cosmopolitan and energetic city. The house itself retains the spacious, homely feel of the area and having been registered previously as a home for older people, The Heathcotes...
New Mills, Derbyshire
Heathcotes Phoenix Cottages is a specialist residential care home for adults with learning disabilities, complex needs and associated challenging behaviours. These may include: Autism Asperger’s Syndrome Mental Health issues Epilepsy Down’s Syndrome Communication and Sensory Difficulties Physical Disabilities Heathcotes Phoenix Cottages is a traditional built cottage, situated in the heart of New Mills on the outskirts of the stunning Peak District. It is close to local shops and amenities, as well as the nearby New Mills heritage centre, Lyme Hall Park, Torrs Riverside Park and the magnificent scenery of the Sett Valley Trail. The cottage is near to local transport links, including bus routes and motorways, ensuring that the nearby town centre of Stockport is accessible, together with towns and cities further afield, such as Manchester and Buxton. The local area has a wide range of leisure and educational opportunities, all of which are accessible by the people using the...
Blythe Bridge, Staffordshire
Heathcotes Blythe Bridge is a specialist residential care home for adults with learning disabilities, complex needs and associated challenging behaviours. These may include: Autism Asperger’s Syndrome Mental Health issues Epilepsy Down’s Syndrome Communication and Sensory Difficulties Physical Disabilities. Heathcotes Blythe Bridge is a beautifully refurbished, detached property set in the residential outskirts of Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent. Just a short walk from local shops, village pubs and other local amenities and with easy access to leisure opportunities, including Parkhall County Park and Trentham Golf Club. The home is on the outskirts of Stoke, a five-minute drive from the A50 and with easy access to Stoke-on-Trent and Derby City Centre. Local bus stops can take you into surrounding towns and villages such as Cheadle, Meir Heath and Fulford. Heathcotes Blythe Bridge comprises of two stories, offering eight large single bedrooms and an abundance of communal...
Heathcotes now have 20 Quality Homes
All of our services are supported by a dedicated team of employees; we recruit people with the right qualities, attitude and personal attributes to ensure that our service users are treated with dignity, kindness and respect at all times.
But it doesn’t end there – we also provide the highest possible standard of training, supervision and management, so that everyone in our services receives a package of support that is personalised, sensitive to their needs and is able to adapt in response to the changing needs of the individual service user.
We also provide dedicated maintenance and support teams, so that the physical environment in all of our services is of an excellent standard, comfortable to live in and a contributory factor in each individuals feeling of belonging and wellbeing. Our service users are encouraged and supported to personalise their own space and we’ll always provide the help they need to achieve that.
Life at all Heathcotes services is fun, vibrant and interesting – a full and comprehensive programme of individualised day activities is interspersed with skills for independent living, and each service user is encouraged and supported to maintain their own living space and to cook independently.
We work hard to make sure our services are as far from institutional as possible; all our homes are within established residential areas, and we work hard to make sure we integrate into the local community, giving our service users the best possible opportunity to become socially included and to achieve a strong sense of place and belonging.
Our aim is to provide the choice and control of independent living, in the safety and security of a residential setting; please explore our full range of services – we hope you agree that we’ve achieved just that.
